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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
7
John Falk Jr Frank Kiple and Clifton Mealey spent the weekend at home visiting their parents and friends, sharing time with the community as they returned from elsewhere.
John Schneider of near Elkader visited the Wm. Sutter home Saturday. Mrs. H. W. Falk hosted a six o clock dinner last Wednesday. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church will meet Thursday at the parsonage with a picnic lunch. Ern Baechler and John Durscher families were dinner guests Sunday at the Ed Buser home in Clermont. Mrs. Floyd Sires and baby returned home from the Postville hospital. Mollie Schneider helps with housework at the Sires home. Mrs. Wm. Cooley returned home from Decorah after caring for her mother, Mrs. Rudy Lehman. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hanson plan to leave Saturday for La Grange Missouri for two to three months. Bess Stoehr visited McGregor over Sunday and returned Monday morning reporting a fine time. Esther Huebner of Osceola visited her sister Margie, who lives with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Luchsinger. Margie Huebner will visit Iowa City and Osceola. she expects to return in about a month.
Relatives and friends attend Henry Peterman’s funeral in Highland. Archie Cline adds an auto shed to his barn. John Hurd, new to Wadena, shows fine pigeons and hares. Carriers and visitors travel among several area locals, with church bazaar receipts and a birthday surprise for Frank Poor. Community notes include visits, business trips, and local fundraising activities. Weibel Mill advertises feed, and the Saint records mention Dairy Feeds demand at $28 per ton.
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